England Captain Steven Gerrard Retires from International Duty

England and Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has retired from international football with England after representing his country for 14 years. The 34-year-old Gerrard won 114 caps and scored 21 goals during his time with the national team.

Gerrard made his debut in 2000 against Ukraine at Wembley (2-0 win). He conquered the hearts of the England fans and represented the Three Lions at six major tournaments. In all Gerrard played 12 World Cup Finals matches, scoring three goals.




Gerrard’s retirement means that he will be able to play at a high level for his club, Liverpool, and offer everything he has to the club of his life. Sadly, this means that football fans won’t see him again on the pitch wearing an England shirt.